Author Archives: David Ancell

Those women are choosing to have abortions. Those war vicitims have no choice Those women may be choosing to have abortions, but their innocent victims, killed in the womb, did not choose to die. Many women are pressured into abortions … Continue reading →

On a couple of occasions, I have done talks for the Frassati Society, and I like to get into apologetics. I put a section into my handouts in objection and answer format. With that being said, I’d like to post … Continue reading →

I’ve recently learned that some dictionaries are changing the definition of marriage. Perhaps George Orwell should have named his famous book “2004.” It appears that newspeak is taking over.

I’ve been having a good time on the new Catholic Answers forum. They are now starting to take up a number of topics of contention. I’ve just added this post to a thread on holding hands during the Lord’s prayer. … Continue reading →

Here’s something for those who use the excuse “There are hypocrites in church.” to avoid Mass: If you go to Mass, you will spend one hour a week with these kind of people. If you were to go to Mass … Continue reading →

I can’t swear to the authenticity of this, but this page claims to have a draft of the new translation of the Mass in English. If this is really what we are going to experience soon, I am excited. Some … Continue reading →

What if the abortion issue was really an issue of beheading of bishops? Well, Jeff Miller (along with Mark Shea) have an idea.

If you got the message below, it was not from me. I don’t have a development team, and I don’t send spam. Do not open the attached file. Dear user of “Davidancell.com” mailing system, Some of our clients complained about … Continue reading →

I heard about this on the Catholic Answers forum, but now here is an article. Apparently, our congressmen (including some who are pro-life) have decided that the Church should stay out of “partisan politics” by stating that a politician should … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t seen them yet, check out the Catholic Answers forums. They haven’t been there long, but they are already very active. Karl Keating even stops by to talk with members often. He even provided a forum to … Continue reading →